Systems and methods for inversion filling of reservoirs
OwnerPatrick M. O'Malleyinventor
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Abstract
Devices, methods, and systems for filling reservoirs including but not limited to an apparatus comprising a first transition conduit assembly; where the first transition conduit assembly includes a first inversion chamber housing connected to a first transition conduit, and the first inversion chamber housing includes a frustoconical portion; the first transition conduit assembly is adapted to create a first inversion gap when positioned above an inlet of the water storage tank; where the apparatus may further include a second transition conduit assembly and the second transition conduit assembly is adapted to create a second inversion gap when positioned above the first transition conduit assembly.
Claims20
An apparatus for placement into a water storage tank comprising:
- a first transition conduit assembly;
- wherein the first transition conduit assembly comprises a first inversion chamber housing connected to a first transition conduit;
- wherein the first inversion chamber housing comprises a frustoconical portion;
- and
- wherein the first transition conduit assembly is adapted to create a first inversion gap when positioned above an inlet of the water storage tank;
- a second transition conduit assembly;
- wherein the second transition conduit assembly comprises a second inversion chamber housing connected to a second transition conduit;
- wherein the second inversion chamber housing comprises a frustoconical portion;
- wherein the second transition conduit assembly is adapted to create a second inversion gap when positioned above the first transition conduit assembly;
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- wherein the first transition conduit extends into the frustoconical portion of the second inversion chamber housing.
A water storage apparatus comprising:
- a tank;
- an inlet;
- a first transition conduit assembly;
- wherein the first transition conduit assembly comprises a first inversion chamber housing connected to a first transition conduit, and the first inversion chamber housing comprises a frustoconical portion;
- wherein the first transition conduit assembly creates a first inversion gap when positioned above the inlet;
- a second transition conduit assembly;
- wherein the second transition conduit assembly comprises a second inversion chamber housing connected to a second transition conduit and the second inversion chamber housing comprises a frustoconical portion;
- wherein the second transition conduit assembly creates a second inversion gap when positioned above the first transition conduit assembly;
- and
- wherein the first transition conduit extends into the frustoconical portion of the second inversion chamber housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.